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Plhorseman 04-20-2007 11:18 AM

Moving Stock Plate Forward
 
Is there any advantage to doing this? Will it help any with acceleration? What will it accomplish? I'm bored today and want to tinker with the truck.

Any opinions?

Johnny Cetane 04-20-2007 11:21 AM

big advantage. leave it about 1/16th of an inch back from all the way. it'll add more fuel. or take it out and grind it down a bit but i'd probably get a pyro in it before grinding it. stock profile u should be fine. mine never got hot anyway.

Johnny Cetane 04-20-2007 11:30 AM

here's wut my stocker looked like after i got done with it.

http://i150.photobucket.com/albums/s...mour/plate.jpg

and here's a generic profile comparison that's been floating around if ur interested.

http://i150.photobucket.com/albums/s...rofiles0ny.jpg

but to answer ur first question... sliding the plate forward or taking the face down allows the gov arm to slide forward more. this gives the pump more fuel and the truck more performance.

Plhorseman 04-20-2007 11:36 AM

Yea, I've got that one saved. Not really ready to modify the plate or get another one yet. No gauges, so I don't want to chance it. I would just like a little more than the 160 pump puts out at stock. Thanks for the info and pic.

Johnny Cetane 04-20-2007 11:45 AM

no problem. well it kinda starts the domino effect when u do. :) but u'll be pleasantly surprised with just moving the plate forward. and u won't have to worry about tearing up the truck either.

ndurbin 04-20-2007 02:03 PM

A #10 wouldn't get to hot. It's a fairly mild plate for the 94-95 autos, I Ran one for about 2 months before I threw my injectors in and didn't have any problems with EGTs.

But your right waiting for gauges would be the smart, safe thing to do.

Johnny Cetane 04-20-2007 02:21 PM


Originally Posted by ndurbin (Post 15801)
A #10 wouldn't get to hot. It's a fairly mild plate for the 94-95 autos, I Ran one for about 2 months before I threw my injectors in and didn't have any problems with EGTs.

well yeah i guess now that i think about it ur right nate. mine didn't get real hot till i did a GWK. now i can peg my 1500* pyro. course i have a 180 pump too tho.

vaicase 04-20-2007 08:18 PM

i know from past knowledge if you just move the stock plate all the way foreward,for some reason it pops real bad at over 2000rpms.i know of two trucks like that.mine i put a #5 tst in the stock place i like it that way.it looks like you can make your own pretty easy.now i find out,well its to late now.thanks

Willy91 05-08-2007 08:44 PM

How hard is sliding the plate forward on a stock Auto transmission?

Benjamin 05-08-2007 09:32 PM


Originally Posted by Willy91 (Post 20819)
How hard is sliding the plate forward on a stock Auto transmission?

it depends on if you only use half throttle.... if so that it's not hard at all..... if the truck ever see's WOT.... then ya kiss that stock tranny goodbye....


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